Syria - Mortar shell lands in southern Turkey (12/10/5)
HATAY
A mortar shell landed in Yayladagi town of southern province of Hatay. No casualties were reported.
Hatay Governor Celalettin Lekesiz told AA correspondent on Friday that a mortar shell fell at rural area in Asagipulluyazi village in Yayladagi, 50 meters away from the Syria border.
There were no casualties, he said.
Turkish army immediately fired back, the governor said.
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50 meters inside your border, meh... It's not like a suitcase nuke was detonated in your biggest city.
"Turkish army immediately fired back, the governor said".
Better have somebody with some brains get on the horn to that local platoon commander and tell him to chillax and see what develops first.
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByValleyBlacksmith (682.80) 
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I don't understand. Who did they fire back at? Do these middle-eastern countries just fire artillery into the sky all willy-nilly or something?
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byomegaic (68.96) omegaic View Channel Send Message
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@omegaic Mortar was shelled from Syria, so Turkey shelled back Syrian military points.
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByToyCar (68.30) ToyCar View Channel Send Message
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@omegaic
Yes. They do.
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByValleyBlacksmith (682.80) 
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@ToyCar How do you know this "fact", can't be it a provocation of FSA? A False Flag operation? So what do you say about FSA camps in Turkey, giving them weapons and money? Is not it being a part of war? Is not it an obvious intervention in Syria?
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byornekali (50.10) 
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No way Syria is stupid enough to do that again.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byrpgmw3 (352.70) 
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@rpgmw3 Yep, Gleiwitz is greeting again.
Posted Oct-7-2012 ByBrew Swillis (141.70) 
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Turkish army has US made AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder and BritshFrench made COBRA Firefinder Radars. So easily Turkish Army Fired back to Syria.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Bykarikanijr (21.38) 
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@karikanijr Cool, i didnt know that. So it means likely Turks killed some Syrian soldiers.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byrpgmw3 (352.70) 
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@rpgmw3 Turkey killed 34 soldiers in Syria after the Syrian mortar hit Turkey and killed 2 women and 3 kids a few days earlier.
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByToyCar (68.30) ToyCar View Channel Send Message
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@rpgmw3
Or they killed some rebels who fired that mortar as false flag operation. Notice that Turkey never blamed the Syrian Army directly. They only blamed fire from Syrian territory.
FireFinder systems are a wonderful tool in this conflict.
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByBerndBerndsen (28.90) BerndBerndsen View Channel Send Message
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@ToyCar
Can you provide a source for the number of 34 death?
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByBerndBerndsen (28.90) BerndBerndsen View Channel Send Message
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@BerndBerndsen Sure..
http://www.news.az/articles/turkey/69515
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByToyCar (68.30) ToyCar View Channel Send Message
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oh boy Syria still didn't learn their lesson. Hahahaha bombs way Turky, bombs a way
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByStormRising (401.46) StormRising View Channel Send Message
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Syria is really asking for an ass wooping.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byconservative hispanic (946.20) 
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we should be aware that it might also be the FSA. the people who we opened our country as refugees. Esad would not attack turkey. He can not even win over a rebellion in his country. why would he want Turkey to enter Syria?
There are some other players in the game where they want to shape the middle east. I hope this bloodshed finishes some how and an order established. As Turkey we do not want war, yet some thing or somebody wants to drag us into a war.
This is not our war. As Turks we have More..
Posted Oct-6-2012 ByHuneybi Celebi (18.20) 
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@Huneybi Celebi, that something or somebody is erdogan and the Saudis.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Bynutsflipped (2034.20) 
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@Huneybi Celebi But we must protect our people. It's an obligation by Turkey to protect Turkish lives. I am not saying we should enter Syria, but whomever fires at us must get it 20 times worst.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byturkzil (123.18) 
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@turkzil If you really want to protect your people, than shut down FSA camps, take the guard of the borders. It will be enough.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byornekali (50.10) 
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Turkey will invade north syria soon.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byilter (0.10) 
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Turkey will invade north syria soon.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byilter (0.10) 
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We have been bombing the fuckers for days now. Our troops are built up on the border and our naval presence has increased in the Mediteranean sea with live munitions. It's not our war to fight, we never asked for it. But whomever thinks they can step on Turkey without paying is DEAD WRONG.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byturkzil (123.18) 
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@turkzil are you sure that we never asked for it? We founded FSA camps, give them weapons, bombs for killing civilians. We trained them, we give them money, we give them information, we let them to attack civilian government building from our soil. And you are claiming that we are innocent? I am full stand with the SAA at least they are defending their homeland, not following the orders of a government who is controlled by USA. So talk on behalf of you, not of Turkish people.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byornekali (50.10) 
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@ornekali Thank you for clearing up that not all Turkish people are blind and brainwashed!
Posted Oct-7-2012 ByBrew Swillis (141.70) 
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@Brew Swillis I assure you these are not majority but minority. According to latest polls just 28 percent of the Turkish nation are supporting the Syria policy of government.
Posted Oct-8-2012 Byornekali (50.10) 
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This is a clear provocation that is organized by FSA. Turkey has already been the part of the conspricy against its peacefull neighbour. This for protecting FSA, and prevent SAA to push them back to the Turkish soil. Turkey has been giving weapons, bombs, mortars, manpads etc. to these terrorist for destablizing Syria but they can't. Everyone who is saying that Syria asked for it, or Turkey have to protect its citizens are liars or ignorants.
Posted Oct-6-2012 Byornekali (50.10) 
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Gleiwitz incident. Turkey said the SAA had removed tanks and equippment 10 km away from the border before. Thus not likely it was the SAA. FSA has no military success. They only provide terror in AlQaeda-style and need the Turkish army to support them directly.
Posted Oct-7-2012 ByBrew Swillis (141.70) 
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